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WikiLeaks Gets Hacked

WikiLeaks, the organization famous for posting records that have been pried from government archives, has had their own archive pried from them.  They confirmed Thursday that they lost control of a trove of unreleased documents with names of confidential informants from countries including Afghanistan, Iran, and China.  These names were usually redacted before being printed in WikiLeaks’ partner newspapers.

 

Kosovo: Prosecutor Named in Organ Trafficking Case

The European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EULEX) has announced that an American Prosecutor will be investigating allegations that Kosovan Prime Minister Hashim Thaci oversaw a network of organ traffickers during the war in that country from 1998-1999.

Former Police Chief Accused of Killing Russian Journalist

A retired policeman has been arrested in connection with the 2006 murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

An investigative committee put out a statement Wednesday  alleging that Lt. Colonel Dmitry Pavlychenkov, who served at the time of Politkovskaya’s death as a senior Moscow police investigator, had received cash from an unknown source to orchestrate the murder.